LITTLE WINDOWS
INTO THE WEB.
Some are useful. Some are beautiful. Some are completely pointless. We don't necessarily need a reason to keep looking.
A Website That Shouldn't Exist.
There is something strangely satisfying about a website that knows exactly what it is. No account. No onboarding flow. No twelve-step explanation of …
An AI Tool That Actually Feels Small.
AI products keep getting bigger. Bigger models. Bigger context windows. Bigger claims about changing everything. So it's oddly refreshing when an AI…
The Interface That Got Out of the Way.
There is a kind of interface you barely remember after using it. You open something, understand what to do, do it, and move on. No dramatic animatio…
A Tiny Archive Made by One Person.
The best personal websites often begin with an obsession. Someone starts collecting something. Screenshots. Old advertisements. Fonts. Maps. Receipt…
Software With No Unnecessary Features.
There is a particular pleasure in opening a tool and finding almost nothing there. No social feed. No marketplace. No profile picture. No suggesti…
Why Everyone Suddenly Wants a Digital Garden.
The internet keeps rediscovering the pleasure of taking notes. Not notes inside a productivity system. Not a feed. Not a polished personal brand. Ju…